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Caluori scores as Saracens too strong for Bristol

Noah Caluori gets on the scoresheet as Saracens continue their hold over Bristol Bears at the StoneX Stadium with a 30-7 victory. Noah Caluori missed the first two games of the season as he recovered from wrist surgery…
One Place News   •   October 10, 2026   •   Updated October 10, 2026
Caluori scores as Saracens too strong for Bristol

Noah Caluori gets on the scoresheet as Saracens continue their hold over Bristol Bears at the StoneX Stadium with a 30-7 victory. Noah Caluori missed the first two games of the season as he recovered from wrist surgery Tries: Caluori, O'Driscoll, penalty, J. Bracken Cons: Farrell Pens: Farrell 2 Saracens continued their hold over Bristol Bears at the StoneX Stadium with a convincing 30-7 victory. Bristol have now failed to win in all eight of their Prem visits to Saracens' home since they reached the top flight, with this loss also their first defeat of the 2026-27 campaign. Saracens' star wing Noah Caluori dived into the corner to touch down one-handed immediately into his first Prem start of the season, and Owen Farrell kicked two penalties to make it 11-0 to the hosts at the break.

While Harry Randall put Bristol on the board early in the second half, tries from Alex O'Driscoll and Jack Bracken, plus a penalty try, ensured Saracens took the maximum five points from the match. Saracens: Malins; Caluori, Cinti, Va'enuku, J. Bracken; Farrell, C. Bracken; Brantingham George, Clarey; Sodeke, Martin, Itoje (c), Knight, Earl. Bristol: Wilson; Rees-Zammit, Clark, Williams, Boshoff; Worsley, Randall (c); Woolmore, Oghre, Kloska; Wells, Batley, Taylor, Ivanishvili, Grondona.

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